[USA] A photogenic spot in Western California! Salvation Mountain

Salvation Mountain is located in the desert area of ​​the southwestern part of California. I heard that there was a flashy outdoor art in the desert, so I went to visit it. It is a work by the late contemporary artist Lennart Knight, and is expressed with a large amount of paint and waste materials such as abandoned cars, abandoned agricultural equipment, abandoned tires, and electric wires. By the way, Salvation means "salvation". Bible and Christian proverbs are painted here and there, in short, it is a group of works that express the hope that everyone is a "sinner" and that sinners will be saved by "God's love". Contrary to appearances, it was a work with a very deep meaning. Admission is free, but donations are being collected online for the conservation and management of the outdoor works (Paypal recommended). Then, for this one time, the morning rain turned into a clear blue sky as if it were a lie... But after this, I was hit by rain like a bucket was turned over again. photo on March 15th 2023 ⁠ Salvation Mountain is a hillside visionary environment created by the contemporary artist Leonard Knight (1931–2014) in the California Desert area of ​​Imperial County, northeast of Niland, near the Slab City, USA. This colorful outdoor artwork is made of adobe bricks, discarded tires and windows, automobile parts and thousands of gallons of paint. It encompasses numerous murals and areas painted with Christian sayings and Bible verses, though its philosophy was built around the Sinner's Prayer to God. It's free of charge but the Salvation Mountain Inc., who is operated by the volunteer members of its board, always makes up a donation online. #tripOverseasTravel #SpectacularViews #America #Photogenic Spots